Cancer CareOncology & Immunotherapy

Skin Cancer

Diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer including melanoma and non-melanoma types.

1–3 weeks in Cuba for surgical treatment
High cure rate (>95%) for early-stage non-melanoma skin cancer success rate
Skin Cancer

About this Treatment

Cuba's Skin Cancer program diagnoses and treats melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers (basal cell, squamous cell carcinoma) through surgical excision, Mohs micrographic surgery where indicated, and immunotherapy for advanced melanoma. Early detection and complete excision are emphasized.

Symptoms

New or changing moles; asymmetrical or irregular-bordered lesions; dark or multi-colored spots; sores that don't heal; itching, bleeding, or growing lesions; shiny bumps; scaly red patches.

Treatment Benefits

Dermatology and oncology collaboration; Mohs micrographic surgery for precise excision; advanced melanoma immunotherapy options; pathology-supported diagnosis; reconstruction for facial lesions; sun-damage skin screening.

Candidate Criteria

Patients with suspected or confirmed skin lesions; suitable for surgical or systemic treatment; realistic cosmetic expectations. Lesion photos and biopsy results required.

Procedure Overview

1) Dermatological assessment and biopsy. 2) Staging (sentinel node biopsy for melanoma if indicated). 3) Surgical excision with clear margins or Mohs surgery. 4) Reconstruction if needed. 5) Adjuvant therapy (immunotherapy/chemo) for advanced cases. 6) Surveillance.

Recovery Timeline

Excision: 1–3 weeks healing; advanced melanoma treatment spans months; lifelong skin surveillance recommended.

Risks & Considerations

Scarring; infection; recurrence; lymphedema after node dissection; immunotherapy side effects in advanced cases.

Aftercare & Follow-up

Wound care and scar management; sun-protection education; full-body skin examinations; self-examination guidance; coordination with home dermatologist.

Your Patient Journey

  1. 1

    Consultation

  2. 2

    Biopsy

  3. 3

    Staging

  4. 4

    Excision

  5. 5

    Reconstruction

  6. 6

    Surveillance

Why Choose Cuba for Skin Cancer

Internationally recognized biotechnology

Cuba pioneered breakthroughs like Heberprot-P®, used worldwide for diabetic foot ulcers.

Highly experienced specialists

Board-certified doctors trained in Cuba's acclaimed medical education system.

Affordable all-inclusive packages

From $2,500 (excision and reconstruction)

Personalized patient support

Dedicated coordinators assist you from first inquiry through recovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from patients considering this treatment. Still unsure? Contact our team anytime.

Simply fill out the evaluation form on our homepage and our team will review your case within 3-5 business days.